• William Barr Should Resign Now
    After such a biased and unjust summary of the Mueller Report and now a biased and unprecedented press conference to mis-lead the American People further, this sub-standard Attorney General should resign. He is supposed to protect the Constitution, not represent the president, especially this particular one, who exhibits no respect for the Rule of Law.
    506 of 600 Signatures
    Created by Emerson Clauss
  • National Bereaved Father's Day
    Father’s day celebrates fathers all around the world, but there are many men who may feel left out on the day. They may have experienced the death of a baby or babies, or even of adult children. They may have struggled to conceive or experienced a miscarriage or stillbirth. For them, the day may bring sad feelings—feelings of isolation, loneliness, unworthiness, and pain. It is to help heal hearts of grieving fathers.
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    Created by Bradley Vinson
  • PASS SB1249 EQUAL PROTECTION BILL IN ARIZONA
    As a gay Veteran who experienced every type of discrimination and bullying you can imagine in the military, I know first-hand how it impacts so many of our community members. Arizona, it's time to act on SB1249.
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    Created by Dr. Ryan Starzyk
  • Commissioner Elia: Fiscal Oversight Authority Needed in The Hempstead School District
    As a taxpayer of Hempstead, I am tired of paying high school taxes for a failing school district. The Hempstead School District has been failing its students for decades...a 37% graduation is malfeasance. This is due to fiscal mismanagement, and lack of accountability. Let's stop this cycle of failure. Our children deserve better!
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    Created by Gwen Jackson
  • Act Fast to Protect the Lives Under DACA
    Many immigrant children living in the United States are or were under the protection of DACA, but are now in the midst of trying to be deported. Many and most of these children and teenagers were brought to the United States as young toddlers or infants. If they were to get deported, this would mean sending them to a place they cannot call home; a place where they have never been, do not know the language of, and may not feel safe in. Protecting DACA would mean protecting these lives.
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    Created by Hanna Prost
  • Tell the DCCC to stop this undemocratic power grab
    Robust primaries are the backbone of our democracy. In fact, Beto O’Rourke, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ayanna Pressley, and I all challenged sitting Democrats – and we would have never made it to Congress if the DCCC’s current blackballing rule had been in place when we ran. The DCCC's unprecedented, tone-deaf grab of power is a slap in the face of Democratic voters across the nation. Voters are sick of the status quo holding on to power and stifling new voices. They are sick of D.C. politicians who care more about holding on to power than a true competition of ideas. While I respect the difficult job that DCCC Chairwoman Cheri Bustos has, and want to keep a Democratic majority in the House in 2020, stifling democratic debate and punishing challengers is the wrong way to go about it. Right now, for instance, progressive Democrat Marie Newman—a strong voice for women's rights, the environment, and health care—is trying to unseat an incumbent in Illinois who has a conservative anti-choice, anti-LGBTQ voting record. Many allies are unable to support Marie Newman because the DCCC will blackball them entirely if they work with her. The DCCC's policy will hurt progressive mobilization efforts and democracy in the long run. It will prevent competition and stem the flow of ideas by trying to stop courageous candidates who want to challenge the status quo. It is simply undemocratic of the DCCC. We need to fight until the DCCC reverses this terrible, out of touch policy. Sign the petition today to show your support for fair primaries.
    1,008 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Rep. Ro Khanna
  • Requesting an Enviromental impact Study on the YMCA Project
    The YMCA is buying land in New Market Township for a camp, neither the state or county has required an Environmental Impact Study. Even though they will put 72 horse in a fenced 10 acre lot where acid from manure and urine will soak the ground and enter ground water, filling and maintaining a swimming pool for 300 people plus toilets and showers-which may effect the aquifer and last taking a small dirt road which runs through a natural watershed, where wild life exist and turning it into a bus and large truck road. This will require the changing or draining of a natural pond where the wild life comes to drink. The road may also cause a higher rate of drainage into neighboring properties. The impact of noise from vehicles and the change in air quality from diesel buses, trucks etc is also a concern to the bees and other wild life.
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    Created by Teddy Bagley
  • We Demand Justice for Tina Gray!: Survivor of the "Farmington Road Hate Crime"!
    Our Demands: 1) We demand a meeting with the two Peoria County States Attorneys overseeing this case 2) We demand that Tina Gray be allowed to testify at the Grand Jury hearing. 3) We demand that Jack T. Anderson, perpetrator, be held accountable; charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and a hate crime.
    335 of 400 Signatures
    Created by Spanky Edwards
  • Sanyi Law
    At age 12 my daughter had court-ordered visitation with her father after a long custody battle. He was given the entire summer. While in his care she was sexually assaulted by her stepbrother and verbally and physically abused and neglected by her father. She did not want to go to begin with, stating to her guardian ad litem. When she spoke on things she endured at the supervision of her father, no one would listen. She then decided to start recording. The magistrate refused to listen to the recordings or even talk to my daughter. My daughter's life will never be the same; she has been diagnosed with PTSD behind the traumatic physical, mental, and sexual abuse. Now my daughter is 14 and an order is in place for her to return to yet another full summer visitation, facing her attacker, now age 16. My child has threatened to kill herself or run away if she ever has to go back. I'm here to start a petition. If a 14-year-old can work part-time or schedule their own high school courses, they should be able to come before a judge and state why they do or don't want to live or have visitation with a non-residential parent, especially when in danger or fearing for their life. A child at age 13 can refuse to be medicated, a child at 12 can be unsupervised and seen as responsible enough to be left home alone. So with Sanyi Law, with proper evidence and part of the investigation, a 14-year-old should be able to voice their concerns and experience as with whom they prefer to live and have visitation. We the people are obligated to protect our children. The court system has failed my child; she has now been exposed to experiences that will forever haunt her. Sanyi Law At age 14 in the state of Ohio, one should have a say in who they reside with and be protected from harmful visitation and exposures, before a magistrate or judge makes a decision pertaining to custody matters. Thanks.
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    Created by TINA M
  • ATV Access to Missisquoi and Lamoille Valley Rail Trails
    Vermont needs to allow ATVs access to the Missisquoi and Lamoille Valley Rail Trails to increase revenue in the northern part of the state. This will connect the ATV communities together allowing Vermont to have a interconnected trail system like Maine and New Hampshire. All ATVs granted access to the rail trails would have to have Trail Access Decal from VASA. If this is allowed it would increase community taxable revenue. Increase property Value and allow more Vermont citizens to enjoy the rail trails.
    1,696 of 2,000 Signatures
    Created by Jefferey Curtis
  • Save 6th Grade at Alta Elementary
    This Wednesday May 8, 2019, Gillian Chapman, Ed.D is leading the School Board to consider no longer offering 6th grade at Alta Elementary, ending a 108 year tradition with less than 2 weeks notice to the Alta Wyoming community. The board will make the decision at their Regular Board meeting on Wednesday, May 8th, 6pm at the District Office, 1235 Gregory Lane in Jackson. | This petition is a plea to the school board to honor this small schools tradition, rather than farming out our 6th grade education to the State of Idaho.
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    Created by Cate Stillman
  • Accept the Hialeah High School girls water polo team’s appeal to disallow the 9th goal in the Reg...
    My teammates and I expected a just game, certainly our opponents from RE as well. Although we understand that referees can err, the evidence of the video shows that this mistake cost Hialeah the game and the path to the state championship. Sportsmanship and fairness should be exercised in all aspects of the game. Winning or losing a water polo game should be based on the team’s athletic abilities. The rules of the sport should be applied correctly. This situation must be resolved before May 10th., the date of the State Semifinals Championship.
    418 of 500 Signatures
    Created by jeannet Garcia